Retrieving cFP's IP address

Hi,
From my embedded LabVIEW, I would like to retrieve the IP address of the cFP controller it is running on.  How can I do this? 
I can easily do this from my Host by using the Ping Controllers.VI.  But I would like to do this on the RT target (Ping Controllers.VI did not work -- timed out -- when embedded).  Something similar to the IPCONFIG command, but for RT, would work. 
Thanks in advance!
-Khalid

Another way of doing this on a PC is using String to IP followed by IP to String (both from the TCP palette) with Dot Notation set to True.
I can't test this on a FP at the moment, but I think it will work.
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